The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-04-20
THINGS TERRITORIAL.

of water works.
The first boat of the season on the up
per Missouri left Bismarck on the Sd.
Northern. Pacific earnings have again
commenced to show an increase.
An unusual activity in buying iron |
mines is reported throughout the terri
tory.
Missoula elected republican ma, or,
clerk and attorney, marshal and three
alderman.
David Bedford of Radersburg died in
the asylum at Warm Springs last week,
at the age of 80 years.
Loose hay is selling at $50 a ton on the
Butte market now and the supply is not
very plentiful. Wood is bringing SO a
cord,
The Sun River Ditch and Canal COM
/ pany has advertised for bids for the en-
la; cement and improvement of tho Sun
River canal.
In the libel suit of Guy X. Piatt VS..
Daniel searles, the jury found the de-
fendant guilty and assessed the damages
at 5000 Gusts.
The Northern Pacific has given nctice
that the office of engineer Of tracks,
bridges and buildings on the eastern
divisions was abolished on April lst.
The River Press has word from Sir Al
l Cal hat ha hac af.
forts to secure rights which will enable
him to consutrct his road to Benton.
The annual report of the receipts and
expenditures OF the city of Helena for
the year ending December 3lst, 1886,
shows total balance on hand of SO ,442.-
%.
Northern Pacific survey parties are re-
ported to have gone into the field for the
purpose of locating the balance of the
Helena, Boulder Valley & Butte line from
Boulder to Butte.
, The Anaconda company is now ship
ping so cars of ore every day from the
mine to the smelter. This will average
l,2CO tons daily. The regular amount
sent over varies from 10 to so cars daily.
The Dillon Examiner says: A north
bound freight train on Wednesday carri-
ed several carloads of horses, wagons,
scrapers and other grading implements
. and it was said that their destination was
: the Big Hole canyon.
, Col. J. B. Clough, has been appointed
I Chief Engineer of Northern Pacific con-
struction in Montana, to relieve Mr.. w.
A. Haven, who is incapacitated for bust
ness by injuries received in the Buffalo
: hotel fire. Col. Clough is we'll known
in Montana, having been division en-.
. gineer of the Yellowstone during the
\ construction of the Northern Pacific.
j. Some miners in the Sweet Grass hill:
v recently sluiced thirty small loads of dir,
It and secured from the same eighteen ant
one-half ounces of dust. The boys art
now hard at work and hope to reapa ricf
harvest this spring. The indications art
that it will prove to be the best place
mining camp discovered in Montana 70
many day. There is plenty of waite
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very gooa aushor,'y WIN whon W.
lately conversed estimates the. cattl
losses in this Territory during the pas
winter at thirty per cent. Some section
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con,m;ssarv GENERAL Brig Gen. Cbas.
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man. seroeon Rr;o Gen Ghas p Hon,
of Rntta. musteriny officer Col lam
Sullivan of Helena: ordinance offc,
Major Harry LIKE.
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